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mjuergensff
March 22, 2025
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I entered in my 1099-K Form for my only rental income. Turbo Tax still requires me to put in total amount of rental income. It thinks I made twice as much as I did?

  • March 22, 2025
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Should I delete the 1099-K Form?

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    KrisD15
    KrisD15
    March 22, 2025

    You can enter Form 1099-K directly into the rental income section. 

     

    If you already entered and linked the 1099-K to Schedule E, the income will be listed on Schedule E and no need to delete. 

    If you entered under Wages & Income

    1099-MISC and Other Common Income

    Income from Form 1099-K, 

    make sure it's linked to the rental or delete and re-enter in the rental section 

     

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